Washington Union High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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it FRUNT RUW: B. J. tlootlenoughh, M. .l. tlooflenough. Il. Hearst. lf. Hansen. M. J. Fite. ll. Lantz, A, Lolibia, M. .lt-rnlen. ll. tliffen, F. llnxnanian. A. Gi1llllt'l'. SECOND IZUW: K. Ireland. M. Jefferson, l,. llarnion. M. Jones. li. Jensen, Nl, llnulart, li. Nilineier. .I. Kinie, .I. Kahler. M. Ilavkney. S. llartwig. B.-Kt'K ROW: ll. Lee, ri. llalnni. R. tilasson, tl. Lintler, ll. Jesse-n. A. Long, J. .Iorgensen. M. llulian. l., -ltlllllilll. .l. D. Lane, ll. Ireland. the annual initiation ceremonies. For their penalty the members of the Freshman class were required to enter the main building by the back entrance for an entire week. In interclass sports the Freshmen were not fortunate but this can be laid to inexperience rather than to lack of enthusiasm. The boys won a softball game from the Seniors, though. Socially, the big event of the year was the Freshman hayride. an event of late April. This was literally a combination of the old and the new as transportation consisted of hay wagons drawn by cars and tractors. And then there were delicious eats consisting of potato salad, baked wieners, ice cream bars and coca cola. Four Freshmen became scholarship society members the second semester: Robert Dahlgren, Gladys Papazian, joe Van Gundy and Joanne VVatson. Two. Ruby Birdsell and Eileen Jensen, played in the school orchestra, and two, Josephine Potzernitz and Virginia Van Gammeren, were members of the school chorus. FlttbX'l' RUW: B. J. Purtle. l . Zaniarripa. .l. Mendes, U. Papazian. ll. vlltll'l'llllt't'. .l, Votxernitz. Y. Yan tlaninieren, F. Svtiletv- witz. M. l'er1-ira. Il. Miller. G. Robinson. SECOND ROW: IJ. Poole, I.. l'arrlini, .l. Watson. ll. Wulf. Il. Winter. M, Wilson, I'. Mr-t'artliy. l. White. l. Sharum. B. Kellerhals. BAUK ROW: ll. Nielsen. N. l'estorir'h. Il. I'aul. X. Smith, ll. Pettit, .l. Matthews, .l. Yan tiundy, S. Reed. J, 0't'onnor, W. Sullivan. ll. IU-nc-e, 'I'. Mr'Hi'i4le. E251

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FRESHME CLASS or CLASS OFl Ii'I'IIIS: G. BI'2IIIIl'f'. A. I3:uIvl'tsf-Iier, .I. Yan Gundy. ln the fall of 19-I3. one hundred eight Freshmen enrolled in VVashington Union High School. On their first day at school they were naturally confused. However, they finally became acquainted with each other and the members of the other classes and felt very much at home. Of course, one of the first items of omcial husiness as a class was to choose officers. For president they elected Glenn Bradley with Joe Van Gundy as vice-president. Audrey Badert- FIIONT ROW: H. fI2ll'1III9I'. I.. IIIIIIILUIII. S. li2lI'IPl'. IX. Iizurnvtte. .L IlmIf1l'Is1'I1x'l', X. I-151-'I'. IP. Ilwyer, .M Haehr. II, Iialilgren. SI-ICONIJ ROW: S. I1on.iIn-riiun. IK. C'oIv1nz1n, I.. M. llareia. I.. t'Iiu'k, M. A. I'In'istensa-n. It, Ilinlsell. I. l'e1Ivi'quisl. N. Birflsell. I. Iliel. BACK ROW: IJ. I-is-nzler, Il. Iiarnes. L. Byrd. C. fllIlll'l'lI. Ii. Blaicksill, G. Iirmlley, Y, I-list-hen, S, Alrluott. A, DeWitt. scher was chosen secretary-treasurer. Virginia Van Gammeren and Virgil Eischen were selected as council members. As yell leaders the class chose the Goodenough twins, Betty Jane and Mary jane. and Ray Coleman. Class sponsors are Miss Buck, Miss Bruner. Mr. Hunt and lVIr. Pence. Both the Freshman boys and the girls lost to the Sophomores in FACl'Ii'I'Y SPUXSORS, FROYI' ROVY: Miss Huck, Mr. Ilunt. IIAFK ROW: Mr. I'c-nt-e, Miss Bruner, I24I

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